Meet whering
Whering is revolutionising fashion one wardrobe at a time, making circular solutions accessible via an app on your phone.
Bianca Rangecroft, ex-banker and recovering hypocrite - founded Whering with a goal to cure the ‘I-have-nothing-to-wear’ dilemma and create a platform to empower conscious consumption, helping you utilise your spending power for good and make the most of clothes you already own.
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Meet our Wherers
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Wherers making the most out of what they already own.
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Items uploaded and styled on Whering.
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Our aim is to help people discover, rediscover or refine their personal style to avoid chasing trends; reducing consumption in the process. We’re harnessing the power of tech to help you discover your best-dressed self, without buying any new clothes.
It’s simple - we want people to buy less and wear more of what they already own, and rent, swap, and borrow for that newness fix. Our community of stylish and sustainability-conscious consumers are guiding each other through their slow fashion journey
Join the millions who have already started digitising their wardrobe for good.
Meet the team
Meet the team working together to build the world's #1 wardrobe app.
Bianca
FOUNDER & CEO
We created Whering for people like us: those who are excited to take back ownership of their fashion consumption and the way they dress
Ciao for now,
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Our Thoughts
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